| Course Level: | Bachelor's | |
|---|---|---|
| Course Duration: | 4 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | - | |
| First Year Total Fees: | ₹ 1029000 | |
| Course Level: | Bachelor's | |
|---|---|---|
| Course Program: | Education & Teaching | |
| Course Duration: | 4 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | - | |
| First Year Total Fees: | ₹ 1043000 | |
| Course Level: | Bachelor's | |
|---|---|---|
| Course Program: | Education & Teaching | |
| Course Duration: | 4 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | - | |
| First Year Total Fees: | ₹ 1043000 | |
Location: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Established: 1907
Type: Public research university
Student Population: Over 25,000 students
International Students: ~3,000+ from 130+ countries
Campus Size: One of Canada’s largest and most beautiful urban campuses
The university is located in Saskatoon, the largest city in the province of Saskatchewan. Saskatoon is:
Known as the “Paris of the Prairies”
Affordable, safe, and student-friendly
Offers a mix of nature, culture, and a vibrant downtown
USask is one of Canada's top research universities and a member of the U15 Group of Canadian Research Universities. It is especially well known for:
Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine
Engineering and Computer Science
Environmental and Water Sciences
Health Sciences (Nursing, Medicine, Pharmacy)
Business and Public Administration
Indigenous Studies and Research
It also houses the Canadian Light Source (synchrotron) and the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO)—world-class research facilities.
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, etc.)
Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting, Finance, Marketing, etc.)
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM)
Bachelor of Nursing
Master’s and PhD in Agriculture, Business, Engineering, Public Health, and more
USask is known for being inclusive and supportive of international students, offering:
Pre-arrival guidance
Orientation programs
Visa and immigration advising
Language support and academic tutoring
Health and wellness services
The International Student and Study Abroad Centre (ISSAC) helps you settle in, find community, and succeed academically.
Undergraduate Tuition (International): CAD $22,000 – $30,000/year (~USD $16,000 – $22,000)
Graduate Tuition (International): CAD $6,000 – $10,000/year (~USD $4,400 – $7,400)
Living Expenses: CAD $10,000 – $14,000/year (~USD $7,400 – $10,300)
On-campus housing is affordable compared to major Canadian cities
Many programs offer internships, co-ops, and research opportunities. The university has strong ties with:
Local industries (agriculture, mining, health, and tech)
Government and community organizations
Career Services support: resume help, job fairs, workshops, and one-on-one advising
Graduates are eligible for Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWP) and immigration pathways like PR via Express Entry.
Lively student union with clubs, events, and volunteer opportunities
On-campus residences, gyms, dining halls, libraries, and green spaces
Sports teams (the Huskies) and recreational leagues
Winter activities: ice skating, snowshoeing, and more!
Top 500 globally (QS & Times Higher Education)
Top 10 in Canada for research intensity and student satisfaction
Highly ranked for veterinary medicine, agriculture, water resources, and public health
Psychology
Sociology
Political Studies
English
Indigenous Studies
History
Biology
Biochemistry, Microbiology & Immunology
Chemistry
Computer Science
Mathematics and Statistics
Environmental Biology
Physics and Astronomy
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Comm)
Accounting
Finance
Human Resources
Marketing
Supply Chain Management
Management
Agribusiness
Animal Bioscience
Environmental Science
Food and Bioproduct Sciences
Renewable Resource Management
Soil Science
Crop Science
Bachelor of Education (B.Ed)
Elementary/Middle/Secondary Education
Indigenous Teacher Education
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology (BScKin)
Bachelor of Science in Nutrition
MSc in Computer Science
MSc in Chemistry
MSc in Physics
MSc in Plant Sciences
Master of Engineering (MEng)
Master of Nursing (MN)
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Master of Public Health (MPH)
Master of Public Administration (MPA)
Master of Education (MEd)
Master of Environment and Sustainability (MES)
MA in Political Studies
MA in Sociology
PhD in Computer Science
PhD in Physics and Engineering Physics
PhD in Biology
PhD in Chemistry
PhD in Plant Sciences
PhD in Education
PhD in Public Policy
PhD in Indigenous Studies
PhD in Veterinary Biomedical Sciences
PhD in Toxicology
Graduate certificates and diplomas
Post-degree programs
Research-based and course-based options
Co-op and internship-integrated programs in some faculties
Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees/Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
BSc in Computer Science |
4 years |
$16,500 – $18,000 |
|
BEng in Mechanical Engineering |
4 years |
$17,500 – $19,000 |
|
BEng in Electrical Engineering |
4 years |
$17,500 – $19,000 |
|
BSc in Biology |
4 years |
$16,000 – $17,500 |
|
BSc in Chemistry |
4 years |
$16,000 – $17,500 |
|
BSc in Physics |
4 years |
$16,000 – $17,500 |
|
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Comm) |
4 years |
$17,000 – $18,500 |
|
BSc in Agribusiness |
4 years |
$16,000 – $17,000 |
|
BSc in Environmental Science |
4 years |
$16,000 – $17,000 |
|
Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) |
4 years |
$15,000 – $16,500 |
|
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) |
4 years |
$17,000 – $18,000 |
|
BSc in Kinesiology |
4 years |
$16,000 – $17,000 |
|
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology |
4 years |
$15,000 – $16,000 |
|
Bachelor of Arts in Political Studies |
4 years |
$15,000 – $16,000 |
Master’s Program |
Duration |
Tuition Fees/Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
MSc in Computer Science |
2 years |
$6,000 – $6,800 |
|
MEng in Mechanical Engineering |
1–2 years |
$6,000 – $6,800 |
|
MSc in Physics |
2 years |
$6,000 – $6,800 |
|
MSc in Chemistry |
2 years |
$6,000 – $6,800 |
|
MSc in Plant Sciences |
2 years |
$6,000 – $6,800 |
|
Master of Business Administration (MBA) |
1–2 years |
$22,000 – $24,000 |
|
Master of Public Health (MPH) |
2 years |
$9,500 – $10,500 |
|
Master of Public Administration (MPA) |
2 years |
$9,500 – $10,500 |
|
MA in Political Studies |
2 years |
$6,000 – $6,800 |
|
MA in Sociology |
2 years |
$6,000 – $6,800 |
|
Master of Education (MEd) |
2 years |
$7,500 – $8,500 |
|
Master of Environment and Sustainability |
2 years |
$9,000 – $10,000 |
|
Master of Nursing (MN) |
2 years |
$6,500 – $7,500 |
PhD Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees/Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|
PhD in Computer Science |
4–5 years |
$6,000 – $6,800 |
|
PhD in Mechanical Engineering |
4–5 years |
$6,000 – $6,800 |
|
PhD in Chemistry |
4–5 years |
$6,000 – $6,800 |
|
PhD in Physics and Engineering Physics |
4–5 years |
$6,000 – $6,800 |
|
PhD in Plant Sciences |
4–5 years |
$6,000 – $6,800 |
|
PhD in Biology |
4–5 years |
$6,000 – $6,800 |
|
PhD in Veterinary Biomedical Sciences |
4–5 years |
$6,000 – $6,800 |
|
PhD in Education |
4–5 years |
$6,000 – $6,800 |
|
PhD in Political Studies |
4–5 years |
$6,000 – $6,800 |
|
PhD in Public Policy |
4–5 years |
$6,000 – $6,800 |
|
PhD in Indigenous Studies |
4–5 years |
$6,000 – $6,800 |
|
PhD in Toxicology |
4–5 years |
$6,000 – $6,800 |
USask offers more than 150 programs at undergraduate and graduate levels. Its strengths include:
Engineering and Computer Science
Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
Health Sciences (Nursing, Medicine, Public Health)
Business and Public Administration
Veterinary Medicine and Toxicology
Indigenous and Northern Studies
Most programs offer co-op, internship, or research opportunities, making your degree practical and globally competitive.
Saskatoon is one of Canada’s most affordable, safe, and student-friendly cities. It’s known for:
A vibrant arts and music scene
Outdoor festivals and winter activities
Friendly locals and strong cultural diversity
Low cost of living compared to major cities like Toronto or Vancouver
Despite the colder winters, students enjoy the warmth of the community and the beauty of the Saskatchewan River Valley.
USask’s International Student and Study Abroad Centre (ISSAC) provides exceptional support:
Pre-arrival and orientation programs
Immigration and visa guidance
Academic advising
Health and wellness services
Intercultural events and student mentorship
Career coaching and work permit help
You’ll never feel alone—there are tons of clubs, community programs, and social events to help you feel at home.
As an international student at USask, you can:
Work part-time during studies (on/off-campus)
Take part in paid co-op or internship programs
Work full-time after graduation with a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) (up to 3 years)
Apply for Canadian Permanent Residency (PR) after gaining work experience
USask has a strong career services team to help with:
Job search strategies
Resume building
Interview practice
Employer networking events
Undergraduate tuition (international): Approx. USD $15,000 – $19,000/year
Graduate tuition (international): Approx. USD $6,000 – $7,000/year
Living expenses in Saskatoon: USD $7,000 – $10,000/year
Scholarships, awards, and graduate funding packages are available to help with costs
On-campus housing is clean, safe, and affordable (with options for single students and families)
Over 130 student clubs, including cultural, academic, and interest-based groups
Recreation centers, gyms, study lounges, and social events keep campus life active
Events include multicultural nights, speaker series, Indigenous ceremonies, and sports tournaments
The University of Saskatchewan is a hidden gem for international students—offering world-class education, meaningful research, and a welcoming Canadian experience in a city that balances affordability with quality of life. Whether you’re coming for engineering, business, veterinary sciences, or social studies, USask provides the support and opportunities to help you thrive.
Visit admissions.usask.ca to explore available programs.
Ensure you meet the subject prerequisites and language requirements.
Completed high school or secondary education (Grade 12 or equivalent).
Program-specific subject requirements (e.g., Math and Sciences for Engineering, English and Social Sciences for Arts).
English language proficiency:
IELTS: Minimum 6.5 (no band below 6.0)
TOEFL iBT: 86 (no section below 19)
Duolingo: Minimum 110
Create an account and apply via the USask Application Portal at apply.usask.ca
Pay the non-refundable application fee: CAD $90 (≈ USD $66)
Official transcripts from high school (translated if not in English)
Proof of English language proficiency
Passport bio page (optional but recommended)
Monitor your application status through the USask application portal.
Upload documents and respond to any follow-up requests.
Most undergraduate decisions are issued within 4–6 weeks of receiving all required documents.
Accept your offer online and pay any required deposit (if applicable).
Use your Letter of Acceptance to apply for a study permit via IRCC (Canada’s immigration website).
Visit grad.usask.ca to choose your program.
Check if your program is thesis-based or course-based.
Review academic requirements:
A four-year bachelor’s degree for Master’s applicants
A Master’s degree for PhD applicants (in most cases)
Minimum GPA: 70% (or 3.0/4.0 scale)
Academic transcripts (official and translated if necessary)
Statement of Intent / Research Proposal
Curriculum Vitae (CV) or Resume
Letters of recommendation (usually 2–3)
English test scores (if applicable)
GRE/GMAT (only for some programs, like MBA)
Many research programs require you to contact and secure a faculty supervisor before submitting your application.
Submit your application through the College of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies portal.
Application fee: CAD $120 (≈ USD $88)
Ensure all required materials are uploaded before the program’s application deadline.
Application review may take 6–12 weeks.
If accepted, you’ll receive an official offer of admission.
Accept the offer through the portal.
Use the offer letter to apply for a Canadian study permit.
Undergraduate (Fall intake): Apply by February 15 for guaranteed scholarship consideration; final deadline may extend to May or later.
Graduate Programs: Vary by department – typically between December and March for Fall admission.
USask typically offers three intakes per year:
Fall Intake (September) – Main and most popular intake
Winter Intake (January) – Available for select programs
Spring/Summer Intake (May) – Limited courses, often not suitable for new international students
Most international students apply for Fall intake, which has the broadest program and scholarship availability.
Graduate programs may have varying intakes depending on the department:
Fall (September) – Primary intake for most Master’s and PhD programs
Winter (January) – Offered by select departments
Spring (May) – Rare; check program-specific pages
Always verify specific deadlines on your program's graduate page.
Completion of high school or Grade 12 equivalent
Country-specific academic requirements (e.g., CBSE/ISC for India, WAEC for Nigeria)
Competitive averages (typically 75%+ for most programs; higher for Engineering or Nursing)
Engineering: Math, Physics, Chemistry
Computer Science: Math, recommended Science
Business: Math, English
Arts: English and other general academic subjects
Nursing: Biology, Chemistry, Math, English
Required if your prior education was not in English:
IELTS Academic: 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0)
TOEFL iBT: 86 (no section below 19)
Duolingo English Test: 110+
PTE Academic: 63
A four-year bachelor’s degree (for Master’s) or a Master’s degree (for PhD) from a recognized institution
Minimum GPA of 3.0/4.0 (or ~70%) in the last two years of study
Research experience is often preferred for thesis-based programs
Academic transcripts
Statement of Intent or Research Proposal
CV/Resume
2–3 Letters of Recommendation
English proficiency test scores (if applicable)
GRE/GMAT (only for specific programs like MBA or Public Policy)
IELTS Academic: 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0)
TOEFL iBT: 86+ (no section below 19)
Duolingo: 110+
Exemptions apply if prior education was in English for 3+ years (country-specific)
Ranking Organization |
Category |
Rank |
|---|---|---|
|
QS World University Rankings |
Global University Ranking |
470–500 |
|
QS |
Subject – Agriculture & Forestry |
Top 100 |
|
QS |
Subject – Veterinary Science |
Top 150 |
|
QS |
Graduate Employability Ranking |
Top 300 |
|
U.S. News & World Report |
Best Global Universities |
500–520 |
|
U.S. News |
Best Global Universities in Canada |
Top 20 |
|
U.S. News |
Subject – Plant & Animal Science |
Top 100 |
|
Times Higher Education (THE) |
Global University Ranking |
500–600 |
|
Maclean’s (Canada) |
Medical-Doctoral Universities (Canada) |
Top 15 |
Scholarship Name |
Level |
Eligibility Criteria |
Value (CAD) |
|---|---|---|---|
|
International Excellence Awards |
Undergraduate |
High school applicants with strong academic records (automatically considered) |
$10,000 (one-time) |
|
International Baccalaureate (IB) Excellence Awards |
Undergraduate |
IB diploma holders with excellent scores |
$20,000 (up to $5,000/year) |
|
Undergraduate International Student Awards |
Undergraduate |
Regional-based awards for international students (e.g., Africa, Asia, India) |
$1,000 – $3,000 |
|
Guaranteed Entrance Scholarships |
Undergraduate |
Based on academic average (85%+) |
$500 – $3,000 |
|
University of Saskatchewan Graduate Scholarships (UGS) |
Graduate (Master’s/PhD) |
Academic excellence in thesis-based programs |
$16,000/year (Master’s), $20,000/year (PhD) |
|
Dean’s Scholarship |
Graduate |
New thesis-based grad students with top GPA |
$18,000 – $22,000/year |
|
Graduate Teaching/Research Assistantships |
Graduate |
Based on supervisor and department funding |
$5,000 – $15,000/year |
|
Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship |
PhD |
Exceptional academic and research record |
$50,000/year (3 years) |
|
Trudeau Foundation Scholarship |
PhD (Social Sciences) |
Leadership-focused, competitive award |
$60,000/year (3 years) |
Residence Type / Facility |
Student Type |
Features |
Cost/Year (CAD) |
Cost/Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
College Quarter |
Upper-year & Graduate |
Fully furnished apartments, private kitchen, near stadium |
$7,000 – $10,000 |
$5,200 – $7,400 |
|
Voyageur Place |
First-year Undergrad |
Traditional dorm-style, meal plan required |
$10,000 – $12,000 |
$7,400 – $8,900 |
|
McEown Park (Seager Wheeler, Assiniboine, Wollaston Halls) |
Grad & Family Housing |
1–3 bedroom apartments, self-catered |
$6,500 – $9,000 |
$4,800 – $6,700 |
|
Graduate House |
Graduate Students |
Studio & 1-bedroom apartments, self-contained |
$8,000 – $10,500 |
$5,900 – $7,800 |
|
Meal Plan (for Voyageur Place) |
Required for some |
Unlimited dining or block plans available |
$4,500 – $5,500 |
$3,300 – $4,000 |
|
Off-Campus Housing |
All students |
Apartments or shared housing near campus |
$500 – $800/month |
$370 – $600/month |
USask’s main campus is located in Saskatoon, a lively and affordable city in central Canada. The campus itself is beautiful and spacious, with historic stone buildings, green spaces, walking trails, and a strong community atmosphere. It’s not just a place to study—it’s where you’ll build a second home.
With over 3,000 international students from more than 130 countries, you’ll feel welcome the moment you arrive. The International Student and Study Abroad Centre (ISSAC) helps you settle in with:
Orientation programs
Cultural events and mixers
Immigration and visa support
Peer mentorship programs
You’ll meet people from around the world and have opportunities to share your culture, too.
Classes are designed to be interactive and led by professors who are approachable and supportive. You’ll also have access to:
Writing and math help centres
Tutoring and mentorship programs
Academic advising
Study skills workshops
Whether you're in engineering, business, health sciences, or the arts, USask has the resources to help you succeed.
Living on campus is more than just convenience—it’s a chance to build lasting friendships. First-year students often stay in Voyageur Place, while upper-year and grad students live in College Quarter or Graduate House.
Residence life includes events, games nights, and community dinners. It’s a great way to feel connected from day one.
USask has over 130 student clubs and societies, ranging from academic and professional groups to cultural and hobby-based clubs. You’ll find groups for international students, African and Caribbean students, Indian students, Chinese students, LGBTQ+ allies, and more.
Throughout the year, the campus hosts:
Multicultural celebrations
Speaker series and film nights
Music, dance, and drama performances
Sports tournaments and fitness challenges
Mental health and wellness campaigns
Love staying active? The Physical Activity Complex (PAC) has a full gym, indoor track, swimming pool, climbing wall, and fitness classes. You can join intramural teams, take a yoga or Zumba class, or just work out with friends.
Want to cheer on your school? The Huskies varsity teams compete in hockey, football, basketball, and more. School spirit runs strong at USask!
Saskatoon is a medium-sized city with a small-town heart. It’s friendly, safe, and easy to get around. The city offers:
Cafés, restaurants, and international food spots
Art galleries and museums
River trails, outdoor skating rinks, and biking paths
Farmer’s markets and music festivals
And yes, winters are cold—but the community makes it warm. You’ll adapt quickly with the right coat, and winter events and indoor activities keep the fun going all year.
Student life at USask is about balance—between academics and fun, independence and community, global diversity and Canadian friendliness. Whether you’re attending classes, volunteering, exploring Saskatoon, or just hanging out with friends in residence, there’s always something happening. You’ll learn a lot, grow as a person, and build connections that last a lifetime.
USask’s Career Services is a dedicated department helping students prepare for life after graduation. They offer:
Resume and cover letter workshops
Mock interviews and job prep sessions
Career fairs and networking events
One-on-one career counselling
Access to the CareerLink portal (jobs, internships, co-op placements)
Career support is available for both undergraduate and graduate students, and continues for alumni after graduation too.
Many programs at USask include co-op or internship options, allowing students to gain paid, hands-on experience in their field before graduation.
Engineering: 12–16 month industry placements in companies across Canada
Computer Science: Internships in tech companies, research labs, and startups
Business (Edwards School of Business): Paid internships in finance, HR, marketing
Agriculture and Bioresources: On-farm placements, industry research, government roles
These work terms not only offer income but also improve your chances of full-time employment after graduation.
USask graduates are known for being work-ready and in demand across Canada and beyond. The university ranks highly for:
Graduate employability (Top 300 globally by QS)
Research and innovation skills
Leadership and community involvement
Graduates go on to work in sectors like:
Technology and Engineering
Healthcare and Public Health
Government and Policy
Education and Academia
Agriculture and Environmental Services
Business, Finance, and Consulting
Engineering & Computer Science: CAD $60,000 – $80,000/year
Business (B.Comm, MBA): CAD $55,000 – $70,000/year
Nursing & Health Sciences: CAD $60,000 – $75,000/year
Sciences & Environment: CAD $50,000 – $65,000/year
Arts & Humanities: CAD $40,000 – $55,000/year
Salaries depend on field, experience, and whether you work in Canada or abroad.
As an international student, after completing your degree at USask, you are eligible for:
Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) – up to 3 years
Pathways to Permanent Residency (PR) via Express Entry or provincial nominee programs (e.g., Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program – SINP)
USask’s international support team can help you navigate these opportunities step by step.
The University of Saskatchewan provides:
Practical, paid work experiences through co-op and internships
Strong career services and employer connections
High post-graduation employment rates
Support for international students to work and stay in Canada
58% – 65%
USask is considered moderately selective. It welcomes a large number of qualified students each year, especially into programs with available capacity. While not as competitive as some larger Canadian universities, USask still expects solid academic performance and complete applications.
Program |
Estimated Acceptance Rate |
|---|---|
|
Bachelor of Engineering |
45% – 55% |
|
Bachelor of Science in Nursing |
35% – 45% (very competitive) |
|
Computer Science (BSc/BA) |
50% – 60% |
|
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Comm) |
55% – 65% |
|
Arts & Humanities Programs |
65% – 75% |
|
Bachelor of Agriculture/Bioresources |
60% – 70% |
|
Graduate Programs (Master’s/PhD) |
30% – 50% |
Competitive programs like Nursing and Engineering require higher academic averages and have limited spots.
Academic Grades (usually 75% or higher for competitive programs)
Meeting all program-specific subject prerequisites
English language proficiency scores (IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo)
Strong letters of recommendation and research proposal (for grad students)
Space availability and demand in your program
USask is very welcoming to international students
As long as you meet the academic and English requirements, your chances are strong—especially for Arts, Business, and Science programs
Graduate research programs are more selective and may require supervisor approval
City: Saskatoon
Province: Saskatchewan
Country: Canada
Address:
105 Administration Place, Saskatoon, SK S7N 5A2, Canada
The University of Saskatchewan’s main campus is located in Saskatoon, the largest city in the province of Saskatchewan. The campus is centrally located along the South Saskatchewan River, offering beautiful riverfront views and lots of green space.
Nickname: “Paris of the Prairies”
Population: ~275,000
Known for its friendly vibe, growing tech and research sectors, and affordability
Offers a mix of urban culture, parks, and river trails
One of the sunniest cities in Canada with over 2,300 hours of sunshine per year
USask is close to the downtown core and easily accessible by:
City buses (with a student U-Pass transit card)
Biking and walking (campus is very walkable)
Saskatoon International Airport – just 15 minutes from campus by car
Historic stone buildings blended with modern architecture
On-campus residences, libraries, research labs, fitness centers, and dining halls
Beautiful riverbank walking paths, open fields, and seasonal gardens
